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The development of land (for a waste transfer station and recycling facility) without complying with condition 1 of planning permissions FYF/10304/7-CM (to allow the facility to operate until 31st December 2011 to support the associated landfill and restorations operations)

Tubney Wood Sand & Quarry Landfill Site, Besselsleigh, Oxon

Application DecidedReference: MW.0171/10Oxfordshire County Council

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Application summary

Status
Application Decided
Application type
Section 73
Received
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Validated
3 Dec 2010
Determination deadline
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Local authority
Oxfordshire County Council

Application overview

The development of land (for a waste transfer station and recycling facility) without complying with condition 1 of planning permissions FYF/10304/7-CM (to allow the facility to operate until 31st December 2011 to support the associated landfill and restorations operations)

Proposal details

Reference
MW.0171/10
Agent
Nick Dunn

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Application location

Tubney Wood Sand & Quarry Landfill Site, Besselsleigh, Oxon

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeApplication Documents23 Mar 2011View
Superseeded Planning Permission FYF 10304 1-CMApplication Documents15 Dec 2010View
Sand Extraction & Landfill Planning Permission FYF10304 8-CMApplication Documents15 Dec 2010View
Restoration Concept Plan Drawing No: P2012 D12Application Documents14 Dec 2010View
Justification StatementApplication Documents14 Dec 2010View
Superseeded Planning Permission FYF 10304 7-CMApplication Documents15 Dec 2010View
Sand Extraction & Landfill Planning Permission FYF 10304 6-CMApplication Documents15 Dec 2010View
Planning Permission to be Varied Planning Permission FYF 10304 9-CMApplication Documents15 Dec 2010View
Approved Application FormApplication Documents2 Mar 2011View
Approved Plan 302/5Application Documents2 Mar 2011View
EIA & Departure FormApplication Documents30 Dec 2010View
Location Plan Drawing No: 302B-2500-001Application Documents14 Dec 2010View

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